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Table 2 shows the group means of the three cluster/group (i.e. three categories of drivers) model finally selected on account of its higher BIC value in cluster analysis that was based on the driving performance parameters/index No. of Total Hazards, No. of Low-Speed warnings and DPI3-weighted.

We developed an orthogonal approach to in silico primary sequence analysis that was based on high density oligonucleotide probe arrays, which interrogated both strands of the S. flexneri strain 301 (Sf301) genome.

This would not have affected our severity analysis that was based on information over the whole course of the illness.

This is in full accordance with results obtained from a recent multilocus analysis that was based solely on nuclear genes and the addition of section Cervini species in this subgenus [ 23, 24].

The analysis that was based on the completed response on out-come parameter at all steps consisted of 58.19 % cases in the LC arm and 54.42 % in the control arm.

For this, we extracted the mean PPI parameter estimate at the location overlapping with the SMA ROI from the whole brain PPI analysis that was based on the PHC ROI time course.

The proposed approach introduces the integration of the independent analysis that is based on axiomatic design, with the robust analysis that is based on the traditional robust technique.

Channel analysis that is based on the Doppler spread implicitly assumes that each, multipath component is received over the entire region of receiver locations [1].

The convergence features of the NOPG method for convection diffusion are studied in an error analysis that is based on the stability estimates.

We designed a strategy for microarray analysis that is based on the identification of transcriptional modules formed by genes coordinately expressed in multiple disease data sets.

This is a very interesting outcome, confirming that injection can support removal not only by concealing keypoint removal traces but also by further misleading any analysis that is based on matching.